Saraswati

Goddess Saraswati holds the position of being one of the most beautiful and youthful ones in the entire Hindu pantheon. That graceful look of her expressions and the charm in her posture is marvelously carved in this Saraswati brass sculpture; as she sits in lalitasana in sharp curves of her legs on a stylized lotus pedestal, chiseled with larger size petals. The slight curve of her torso can be seen as she holds the veena with her left posterior hand and the larger globe rests on her right knee.  She with veena is an indication of Goddess Saraswati being associated with music and arts. As you zoom in to her alluring face features, you will be able to make out the beauty and elegance of her persona. The tilted head is an obvious posture to maintain a stable balance with her torso and leg positions.
Clad in a simple and sober sari, highlighted by the multiple gold treasures around her neck, large kundals, and the long arched jewel reaching up to her legs, thus forming a major aspect of her divine aura. One of the unique features is the stylized shape of her crown, decorated in vertically chiseled patterns, and the cosmic halo behind displaying superfine designs of flowers in the outermost, visible layer. Ma Saraswati blesses of learning, arts, and spirituality. The soft gesture of her eyes and the elegance of her mudra make this Saraswati sculpture a worth carved masterpiece.